ray1 [reɪ] ISIM
en·er·gy [ˈenəʤi, Amerİng ˈenɚ-] ISIM
1. energy no pl (vigour):
2. energy (totality of individual's power):
I. high [haɪ] SıFAT
1. high (altitude):
2. high (above average):
3. high (of large numerical value):
4. high (important):
5. high (noble):
7. high (intense):
9. high YEMEK (rich):
10. high (intoxicated, euphoric):
11. high (shrill):
13. high yüklemli (gone off):
ifade tarzları:
II. high [haɪ] ZARF
1. high (position):
2. high (amount):
3. high (intensity):
III. high [haɪ] ISIM
1. high (high point):
4. high (heaven):
high ISIM MALI PIYASALAR
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- Höchststand eril
energy, power supply
high energy rays ISIM
ray ISIM
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By using this system he combined energy saving and used natural ventilation and air conditioning.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the most popular carbon offset projects from a corporate perspective are energy efficiency and wind turbine projects.
en.wikipedia.org There is no mistaking the drive, energy, and productivity that mark a scholar of truly exceptional status.
en.wikipedia.org From 1923 he began to devote all his energy to the literary arts and to work productively.
en.wikipedia.org For merchant solar power stations, where the electricity is being sold into the electricity transmission network, the levelised cost of solar energy will need to match the wholesale electricity price.
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www.itp.uni-hannover.de When Isaac Newton discovered the splitting of white light into a colourful spectrum (= spectre, apparition) in the second half of the seventeenth century, he assigned different refractive indices to the rays, depending on the different colours which they evoked.
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Als Isaac Newton in der zweiten Hälfte des siebzehnten Jahrhunderts die Zerlegbarkeit des weißen Lichts in ein buntes Spektrum (spectrum = Erscheinung, Gespenst) entdeckte, ordnete er den Strahlen je nach den Farben, die sie hervorriefen, verschiedene Brechungsindizes zu.
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www.uni-wuerzburg.de The following year, in 1901, he is awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics, "in recognition of the extraordinary merits he has acquired in discovering the rays named for him."
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Im Jahr darauf, 1901 erhält er den Nobelpreis für Physik „in Anerkennung des außerordentlichen Verdienstes, das er sich durch die Entdeckung der nach ihm benannten Strahlen erworben hat“.
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www.uni-wuerzburg.de The team, led by medics Dr. Daniel Zeller and Dr. Mathias Buttmann, turned to a painless examination technique known as transcranial magnetic stimulation, which works without the use of harmful rays and has been used in clinical routine measurements for many years.
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Das Team um die Mediziner Dr. Daniel Zeller und Dr. Mathias Buttmann setzt dafür auf die sogenannte transkranielle Magnetstimulation – eine schmerzlose Untersuchungstechnik, die ohne den Einsatz schädlicher Strahlen arbeiten und die schon seit vielen Jahren bei klinischen Routinemessungen verwendet wird.
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www.uni-muenchen.de From the pattern of rays deflected by the atoms, the researchers could create three-dimensional images of linezolid bound at the active site of the ribosome.
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Aus dem Muster der an den Atomen gebeugten Strahlen konnten die Forscher dreidimensionale Bilder von der Wirkungsweise des Linezolids errechnen.
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www.uni-wuerzburg.de Perhaps he was looking for rays that were able to penetrate the glass of the tubes and that could be rendered visible on a fluorescent screen.
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Vielleicht suchte er nach Strahlen, die das Glas der Röhre durchdringen und mit einem fluoreszierenden Schirm sichtbar gemacht werden könnten.
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